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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-10
BUSINESS CHANCES.


A NEWSPAPER aud job office for sale,
II cheap; material new; official news
paper; il you mean business address Alex
Moran, Onalaska, Wis. 253-255
BUTCHER SHOP-For sale, butcher shop
ID doing good business in fiourishing
town; location of railroad shops; $40, 600
seminary in course of construction; good To-
cation; everything booming; satisfactory
reasons for selling. Address w. F. Ansell,
Nontivedeo, MINI. 249-256
CONFECTIONERY down, S75 on
~ time, takes No. little business; cheap
rent; room to live. Inquire 2ls Carroll St.
EOR sALE-Laundry fixtures, including
Il engine and boiler. Inquire at The
Shades, Is East Seventh st. 252-253
FURNITURE and lease of ten-room
l. house, central location, modern i'm
provements; suitable for room renting or
boarding house; a bargain if taken at once.
uARDWARE-Go clean stock of hard
Ii ware forlsale; long established business;
good trade. Address Box 1T, Faribault
MINI. 251-257
HOTEL FOR RENT-The West Side no
IL tel, corner Susan and Concord SITS, fac
ing six streets; twenty rooms; also barber
shop, beside, and large barn for eight span
of horses; good location; a good party can
have a long lease for no more than $50 per
month; Eugene E. Langeyin, corner Cedar
and Fourth SITS, st. Paul, MINI. The house
can be used for any kind of business.
253-259
HOTEL and saloon for sale; everything in
IL good order. Inquire at 223 East Sixth
st. 229-25S
ONE of the best of confectionery and ice
" cream stands in the city; first-class To-
eality; pays big. j. N. Il c. j. johnson. 1SS
East Seventh st. 247-253
DARTNER-Wanted, partner with from
Il $4,000 to $1,000 to engage in manufac-
turing business in ST. Panl; opportunity for
full investigation to those meaning business.
Address Manufacturer Globe. 251-254
D ARE BARGAIN-Small capital re-
1C qufred: business pays from $40 to 30
week; Queen City laundry Sioux Falls, OAK
Address Anderson, proprietor. 253255
CALOON for Sale-For sale cheap first
~ class saloon and boarding house; good
location; reason for selling is on account of
my wife dying. Apply at Charles Benin, 60
East Sixth st. 251-254
THO PARTY having $50, 900 or upward /
L will sell Dawson County bank Mt. Yer
non, OAK, and take sc, 900 stock in said
bank. j. C. Tatman. 1861
GCOR FOR one-quarter interest in grow
pe)~C ing business which will bear the
StrlcteSt investigation. Address 43, Globe.
252253
GCO6 TAKES well-established real
epCSC estate business; sickness compels
the owner to leave; business fully worth
Sl,500. Address Is, Globe. 251-254
G1 r TO $500 to loan on furniture, mu
sW1c steal instruments, vehicles or live
stock; cash advanced on goods in storage
St. Paul Loan Co., 3091a jackson St., Rooms
l and 2. 1861
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HOUSE-For rent, Broom house on Mar
LII shall av.; $50. Al Chamber Of Com
merCe 253-25R
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FOR RENT.
Houses.

HOUSES for rent from So to $25 per
IL month. Inquire at 254 Commercial
st 242-Cz1
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ST. PAUL WANTS.

WANTS on this page will tie inserted under
headings according to the following
TABLE OF RATES
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M ALE NURSE-A competent male nurse
wi at the city and county hospital: can
give employmentto man and wife, Apply at
hospital from 2 p. N. to D. m. 251-255
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HOUSE of eight rooms and barn for rent
LII cheap; on Manatoba av., near Rice st.
Apply on premises or to G. w. Reese, 261
West Fifth st. 25l-0h4
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A GENTS wanted in every town to sell our
n new book, Earth. Sea and Sky. 1t is
having an immense sale outfit only rs cents;
write for our terms. Empyrea Publishing
house, st. Paul. Mimi 247-253
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DRINTERS-Wanted Friday two good job
printers. Brown, Treacy q Co.. l42
East Third st. 6
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A NEWSPAPER aud job office for sale,
IA cheap; material new; official news
paper; il you mean business address Alex.
Moran, Onalaska, Wis. 1892
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-10

SHOEMAK ERS-Wanted at once. ten or
~ fifteen shoemakers to make shoe pacs:
price paid for making 80 and 80 cents per
pair. II. IL. Lee. Winona. Mimi 6
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II ARDWARE-Goo clean stock of hard
Ii ware forlsale; long established business;
good trade. Address Box 1T, Faribault,
Mimi. 25l-257
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DARTN ER-Wanted, partner with from
l. $4,000 to $4,000 to engage in manufac-
turing business in st. Panl; opportunity for
Address Manufacturer, Globe. 251-254
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uOUSEWORK-Twe girls at once for
LII general Homework. Bee Hive Enter
prise. 81 East Fifth ST. 254
HOUSEWORK-Wa girl competent
LII for general homework; references re-
Quired. Call after o'clock at SO lglehart st.
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u charge of shop and bath rooms. Call
between II and u o'clock, SIS West Seventh
ST
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M EN-Fifty men for Colorado; company
w work, 81, 81. % per day; work year
around; fare onlyS15 ship tonight 6 p. M.
Moores employment Office, 2s3 Sibley ST., St.
Paul, or % Nicollet av.. Minneapolis 253
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN-By the St. Paul
WI Trust Company, 100000, in sums of
$1,000 to $4,000. Purchase money mort
cages caShed
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.

Male.
A THE Beehive enterprise. 81 East
n Fifth t.-Bookkeepers, clerks, watch
men, porterS, stewards, cooks, waters, bar
tenders, drivers, laborers, Office boys, etc 2o3
4 MEAL FOR 10c-Beef steak and pota-
n toes, sc: ham and eggs and potatoes,
Zoe: coffee with bread and butter, Sc; try
our New England boiled dinner. 15c: oysters
any style; open all night. New York restau-
rant, 442 jackson st. 249-262
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WIN. S. MOORE. Attorney for MORTGAGE.
ept3-7W-sat
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SALESMAN wanted on salary and COM
~ mission. Economy Fuel company, $50
jackson st. 6
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ONE of the best of confectionery and ice
" cream stands in the city; first-class To-
eality; pays big. j. N. & c. j. johnson. 1SS
East Seventh ST. 247-253
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RIale-COntinued.

"ANTED-A man TO travel on commits
w sion in Southern Dakota, Southern
Minnesota and Eastern Wisconsin for
carry. Address B. L. H., Globe. 25l-54
I00 MEN wanted to take away those
HUI Sl.75 congress, balmoral and but
ton shoes. j. +. Kelly & Co., IL East
Seventh st. 247-253
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-12

a CHURCH FLOOR GIVES WAY
Durlng tho Progress OF q Nevivnl-fnny Per.
sous Hurt, and one Kilisd-A Fatal Ac. {,
cident on the Il. 3 O.-Hook and Lad.
Ny der Truck Coliides with n Train. x,

NAsuyiLlE, TENN, Sept. ll.-A terrible
accident iS reported from Needmore, a
small inland village three miles north OF
Manchester. Rev. J. NJ. Carter and Dr..
Logan were to speak there yesterday In
favor Of prohibition. When they arrived
they found q big revival fn progress and
did not speak. Tho revival was conducted
In two.atory church building, the
upper floor being used for church purposeo
aud the lower floor given up exclusively
to school purposes. Yesterday there was
ga iamsass audience la The upper story
listening attentvely to the exhortation' Of
the minister, when suddenly and without
warning tho rear end Of tho floor gave way
With a crash carrying sixty or seventy pso.
pie with It. The fall was thirteen fset and
hardly one OF them escaped injury. The
injured were quickly rescued from the
wreck and three Of them found to be ser-
tously injured. O1e man was fatally hurt,
Every physician In tho county was imme. J
diately sent for and the work Of relieving
the inj nnrsd promptly begun. No further
particulare have been received from the
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Tue old soldiers, and very many who
arc not old soldiers, who desire the site Of
Camp Garlic turned into free public
park, are in earnest about the project.
They seized eagerly the original suggea-
tion, which looked to a popular aubacrip.
ton. The friends Of that scheme, finding
that tho majority sentiment ran on the
line OF purchase and sole control by the
city, fell in with that sentiment.
They are not particular how it comes,
but they want the park. They think 1t
only fair that the people shall have IN
opportunity to say at the polls whether
they desire to buy the ground and con.
vert it into park az a memorial, pleas.
ure ground for the whole people and an
adornment to q city which has not done
much to adorn itself. They do not expect
this reasonable request to be antagonized
by thoas who arc in the habit OF counting
their favor at the polls. They are argu-
ing, with much reaaoD, that if the polls
are good for the politicians they should
be equally good for the people. L5.s
Let this project be met upon its merits,
and let all other schemes for the general
welfare DO placed upon their own merits.
Speaking for, itself the IsTELLlaENCER is
willing to assist in the advancement Of
the public interest, and it may be reck-
oned the friend Of every worthy enter
prise. 5!,a.s an e.,
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FATAL AIR BRAKES.

Accident to q Runaway .Train-One Man
a,aLg MA Killed. ',tE&F5.
Special Dispalch TO tM A'letlioa,eer. ,f ~. y
TERRA ALTA, Sept ll.-Yesterday about
noon a aerlous railroad accident occurred
at bridge No. 72, eight miles west Of hero.
Engine 277, VIM. Paxton, engineer, head.
Ing the Now York e1preas consisting Of
five express csrs and one passenger coach,
was descending the grade and the air
brake refused to work properly, The
train dashed down the grade with fearful
velocity. When near the bridge the ten.
der left the track taking the fret two ex.
preas cars with 1t 10 the bottom Of a deop
rayine, 100 feet, where they burssed, scat
tering the contents to the four winds. Tho +
engine stayed on the track. = The third,
fourth and fifth cars were dersiled. Brake
man A. W. Cooper, OF Keyser, was be.
tween the second and third cars, and was
thrown under the wheels and crushed in I
to an unacceptable mass. The occu.
pants OF the passenger car were alightly
shaken up. N ~ - .t..l \ '-7 - s
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over q year before those OF London were
iaaued. But our contracts are all made
and good progress Ia assured, and shall
be greatly disappointed II we do not have
the publication ready to deliver within
nine montha. f8E EH@I lE3
THE NATIONAL GAME.
wheeling Wins from gCoiumbus-Saturln
y hAt and Sunday Games. 8gWGu

Wheeling Wins from Columbus Saturday
! lat " and Sunday Games. 8gWIGg
At Columbus Saturday, the Wheeling
base ball toam, aiter having been defeated
In a game played with the Columbus team
on Friday, turned around and knocked
the Capital City boys SILLY to the tune OF
10 to 9. somers pitched for Columbus
and was pounded for IA hits. Dunn
pitched q good average game for Wheel.
ing. Tho errors were numerous and there
was no specially brilliant work on either
side. The visltors took q lead In the tirst
inning, making five runs OIL hits BY
Nicholson and Stencil, baae on balls,
errors Of Welch, Mutton and Pike, In
the third they made three more, after two
men were ous, on h;ts by SteaEsi, White
aud Westlake, and Murphy'u muE OF
Myers, long lily in deep left field. The
same dose was repeated In the next inning
when they made three runs on hits by
Nichol, Nicholson and 6tenzsl, Kinesley's
error and wild throws by Pike and w cat.
The home teams agony was ended by the
visitors in the seventh, they making their
last two runs on Nlcholsou's single.
Whites three bagger and Vests muif Of q
tiy from Westlake'a bat. The home team
in addition to their wretched fielding were
Unable to bunch their hits excepting in
the ninth inning, when singles by West,
Welch, kingsley's double and errors by
Nicholson aud Shetzline netted them three
runs. Nicholson's second base, and
Erick e frs! bass play were the only re-
deeming features Of the game. Score: \
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5 PLUCKY O'BRIEN.
He is Arrested and Afterwards Deiles thc

He is Arrested and Afterwards Deiies tho
- isa Government. z +: u 4
DUBLIN, Sept. 11.-Mr. O'Brien spent
the day at Ballybrook with Messra, Dillon
and Harrington. He received te,e-
grams from Mr.. Labouchere and
Mr.. Brunner requesting him to &C..
company them to London. Mr.. O'Brien
accompanied by Mr.. Harrington went on
board the Kingstown boat for the purpoue
Of declining the invitation to 70 to Lon-
don, when detective met him and eaid
he would not be arrested If he pledged
himseif not to go to England. Mr.
OBrien refused this condition when he
was taken into custody and escorted to
the Imperial hotel by the detective. "a 4 d
Mr.. O'Brien addressed crowd from the
balcony Of the hotel. In tho course Of
his remarks he said: So long as there
Is breath in my body my voice
will not bs silent until I
am gagged. I am proud to suffer for !.
Mischellatown. When in Kingstowu i
was told that 7 would not be arrested il I
did not undertake to 90 to England,
That shows that the government Ia beein.
ming to dread us in England, gii - y
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MIsCEG ENATIoN.

Strange Enfatuntion Of Two White 0lrls at
zas5 + 40 ~ Erie, PA. u. q. 3
EnlE, Pa, Sept. ia few days ago
dark infatuation led Hattie Constable to
abandon her home and respectable friends
and run away with colored man, Peter
Wilson. The twain were married in Har.
rinburg,where the honeymoon was inter-
rupted by the groom's arrest on suspicion
OF being thief. Yesterday another white
girl, Aliga Minnie krick, OF German par
entase, living near Girard. was wodded to
John Washington, an Ethiopian. The
bride is a young woman Of comely ap-
pearance, and was popular among the
young people In the locality IN which che
lived. Aside from the extraordinary &C.
lection which Minnie made in tho matter
Of getting husband, her peculiar whim
lacks the justiNcstion OF being the only
chance to escape old msidenhood, for she
might have married a proud young white
man II she would. The community ja
greatly stirred up oyer the young 'gtrl'a
oacapade, aud Washington has received
notice 10 quit tho country on pain Of be-
ing tarred and ieathered. ~ 4, So y. G
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CouNr, who ia no Count, Mltkiewicz, is
doubtless the scapegrace he Is said to be;
andi Is just as true that he has secured
for an American syndicate concessions Of
great Importance in China. II the Ameri.
can capitalists have good thing they will
not be greatly troubled about the previous
career Of the man who Was ahrewd
enough to get 1t for them. i45 i.,
They seem to know their man, for they
have given out that he is not to touch a
cent Of the syndlcate's money. The won
der is tina. such man could kept
himself straight long enough to have i'm
preas himself favora51y upon the mind.
reading mandarinu Of the Flowery King.
dom. la, @71I t.-i4a
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Providing for EN- erg uc,es.

PnIlApELru1A, Pa, Sept. ll.-In view
oil the number Of accidents incident to
large gatherings, the Constitutional Gem
tennial Commission has authorized a
medical committee to organize an efficient
system Of medica, and surgical aid during
the three days celebration next week. II
ia proposed to have stations fitted with the
necessary remedies and appliances for
frat dressinga along the route Of the pro-
cessions, ut each Of which physician will
be In attendance. Ambutances will be
provided for the rapid transportation Of
serious cases, and d special detail Of police
will be placed at each station In order to
prevent the crowds from obstructing the
passage Of the ambulauces, /. i.3{5 u
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: CONDENSED rELEGRASIs.

Mayor Hewitt, Of New York, is being
doomed for the Presidency. w .El u
4 Train robbers nt Manchacha, Tex, were
attacked by a poess OF officers Saturday,
Two outlaws were killed. ;f ~ .liT.5'
It is reported that John King, ir,. haa
been offered the Baltimore & Ohio uresi-
dency, but that be is not certain that he
will accept the position. !.'' igSs i5I51
Eight thousand minera in the Lehioh
region arc on strike. The strike is the
result OF a refusal by the operators 70
grant an increaae Of Is per cent in their
wages. ssa.szS,,,lg.lT
Patrick Boland, an employee Of the o.
d NJ. Railroad Company, was found dead
on the track near Washington, Ind, BE
is supposed to have been murdered by
tramps. NINE 5!,.lsst l95ls,,i07 -
The g. A. R. posts Of Pittsburgh dedi.
Gated monument at Braddock's Field,
near that city, commemorating the fsms
Of the American soldiers who fell In. the
battle OF 1755. It was great occasion.
President Cleveland has declined the
Invitation sent him by the Columbus
Board OF Trade to visit that city. ( He has
totally ignored the letter sent him by
Governor Foraker extending him a cor.
dial invitation on behalf OF the State.
Mrs. John Herbert, Of Joliet, Illinois,
who has for ten months past lain In q cat.
aleptiG state, and whose remarkable case
has been the " onder OF scientista, awoke
Saturday from her sleep Of almoat a yeal's
duration. She awoke q raving maniac. \,
Plymouth church, in Brooklyn, was re-.
opened yesterday after the summer vaca-
ton. Mrs. Beeeher came. from Stamford,
Conn, to attend the service, and occupied
the family pew alone. Rev. 20. willis,
OF Milford, occupied the pulpit. 5,15''
The Executive committee Of the Furnl.
ture ttnishers' Association at Boston have
decided to call the men out Of ali the ahonu
Monday, whero employers will hot con.
cede nine houra a full days work. The
out Of work, - =
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A BLANKET MORTGAGE
To Taxo Up the Outstanding Obligations OF
- thn Nnltimnrn L Nhla, 80 I. ..----

rz the Baltimore + Ohio.
New YoRg, sept. ll.-Wall street Ia
under cloud, just az it was previous to
the Ives failure. No one doubts but that
tho Western Union has tho Baltimore 4
Ohio, but until the final announcement is
made, or until Wednesday next; when
Western Union directors meet, the desl is
being used CO mystery" to work the
stock market for all it ia worth. When
the Stock Exchange opened there were
at least 200 brokers in tho Western Union
crowd and 10000 ahares we're dumped on
the market, causing decline Of about l
per cent, but the stock rallied back again
immediately and then sold down II per
cent.
Regarding Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
matters, it is proposed to execute blsn-
kot mortgage Of S2S 0OO,0 for the face Of
tho existing indebtedness on the main
line. less $4,000. 900 bonds In the sinking
fund actually cancelled. The other s20.-
100000 will be reaerved to take up tho
mortgages rs they mature through the
sinking fund requirements.
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A Young MilIttamnn stnbhad.

Milwaukee,, i Wis, Sept. ,n.--About 8
o'clock this morning, Ben Daily, Flrst
Sergeant Of the First Wisconsin Light
Battery, was fatally stabbed on East Water
street. He had been carousing around
town with some companions and encount-
ered two strangers on tho street. Happen
ing to jostle against one Of them an alter
cation ensusd and Daily was stabbed. He
ran to saloon near by pursued by his as.
sailant and sank fainting before the bar,
Frank Edwards, printer, and John
Lutsky, q candy.maker, have been arrest
ed, the former being charged with having
done the elaehing. ~ Sll. 9 -. -. % .
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A CnreleAs niarkpmnp

CHICAGO, Sept. ll.-Mra. Henry Sell, Of
Grove Point, wns shot and instantly killed
this afternoon while on her way to a fun
eral at North6eld. She was riding in a
buggy, and was struck by a stray bullet
Tired BY one OF party OF picnicsra, who
we're shooting at mark. The fatal shot
was fired by Frank Rinketberger, The
whole party includes ak men and four
women. They were placed under ar.
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THE IRISH TROUBLE,
More OF tue Victims OF Friday's Riot Dying,
tI I.ssE Apublic Funeral. 1T}z'' n

More of the Victims OF .Friday's Riot Dying,
i...z. A!Public Funoral. 4 u, !:
Ml7cuELsTowN, IRELAND. Sept. II 1.-The
town has baen quiet to-day. The victims
of the fight on Friday will be given a pub.
lie funeral on Monday, which will be
made the occasion Of great dem.
|onstratiou. The man Shinnict and
the boy Carey are dying from
tho effects Of the wounds they received
on Friday. Carey's ante mortem depo.
sitlon has been taken. He states that he
was standing near Shlnnick at one corner
OF the square, when he and Constable
o'snllivan came to the window OF the
barracks and fired at him. Four witneeses
confirm this statement. The Nationalist
say that they have evidence to establish
the identity Of the policeman who shot
tSlOlOAus y y
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The song they sang at Caldwell has a
swing and albeuncethst will take with the
boys. We don't know what air thoy sang
It to. but our Office nightingale finds It
falls in Handsomely with "The Bonnie
Blue Flag" o taking thing itaelf and easy
10 sing. All join in tho chorus!
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Tile announcement that O'Donovan
Rosa js traitor to his associates, Is no
surprise. That is not 80 bad as to be q
traitor to cause, and that Rosa began to
be when he began to make his own gain
paramount 10 the cause Of Ireland, which
had given him all tho fame he had. 4,
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Serious Accident.

speesal corrttpondencc Of the Ia.e.lioencer. i.
BURTON, W. Va, Sept. 9.-Another acci.
dent, which in It's nature resulted fortu.
nately, occurred at 8 o'clock this morning.
Engine 1876, drawing 20 freight cars, ran
into an open switch at the east end siding.
wrecking the whole buainess. Luckily
the speed was reduced just before the ac-
cldent, otherwise a frightful horror would
hava fesnltsd Sf+l sg, :. -5risC.7i -. y - -.
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A LIBERAL premium will be paid for &C.
ceptablo plans and specifications Tor hold.
ing West Virginia level In the next cam.
paign. Tho advertiser reserves tho tight
to reject any, and all plans. Address E.
Willis Wilson, Charleston, w. Va.